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The Spectacle Blog
Tomorrow morning I will have a new article up titled “What Romney Must Do” with regard to that Wednesday’s debate and the two debates which follow.
I argue that Romney must plant the seeds of doubt in the Obama presidency and germinate them fast.
In light of Vice-President Biden saying the “middle-class has been buried the last four years”, Romney would be a fool not to take full advantage of this opening.
Romney could say something along the lines of, “President Obama’s policies have buried the middle-class. Even his own Vice-President thinks so.”
Biden might be the weed which prevents Obama’s rose from blooming for a second time. But it is up to Romney to cultivate it.
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geronl| 10.2.12 @ 10:27PM
lol.
The media will turn it into another Romney gaffe, or try to.
JimH| 10.3.12 @ 7:47AM
Except for O’s committed hard core the seeds of doubt already exist. Most ‘undecided’ voters are waiting to be shown that Mitt is a credible choice. This is similar to Reagan’s first campaign where he got the chance to portray himself as the positive avuncular competent leader rather than the wild eyed bomb thrower that his opposition portrayed him as.